Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
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P@I4 Eos4. $40 zas Jsnsed SO srsoes
icl oo1ad INTO pspQlsEsty. There Is
altcAsry absat ~ y0ang xonsAH Tat
would seen ne sKvli1 1sts aasn one osases 10.
understand that Il !; tie esssEos " at.
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spontaneous. wkessit : wrsttsa here la
TIA f<sciAatinx. fosiekscnss. naEnstie. lice
nlsiczp : aol . gs1is L Wo2ld bs
underwood 1s being eoas - rae1lsfy n
extIeaae. Art Il 9re&lzy than OeniQs
when applied 10 gkr Stage. / vel rsnaszs Der
writing - Pafti Eos4 hslf doEen Years sso
that shs would Oss@dAy sasne - bF.eAt
star IA the dramatic 1raaanenL You SEE L
Was plainly eFislepI sAzt SIC Lad the aeseF~
falling zInbi tloa Suh wsicA al WAo hope
10 win The Applause - he ssliAsed a. Gee.
meat. seeker mus be im busi A. "keb' "a
Lotta's play Of th@t nAass the spfighay ana
graoelal consolsRas ws1 = proud uiumEa
l&st night. she Osnej the audience tae
minute ste eesbei hsr aea9 uD ard down
IA response 80 tae spplaQse whlca greeted
% fplEfs1te. There i sn az grace
IA ali she does sad the alteAery u
hsr vciss AID SAe kleksfy of ker heels
warmed all hearts tGaaFa her. Patti Rosa
can sing better than Lotsa ever dreauec Of
being able 10. she - falI end fresh and
young. aud histriOhie sefrs need search 40
further tor the suoces.or OF tie dear Atys
red bead whom John brousham, long $50.
yclept the crzEaatic cocktail WLen
Lotta IN bsf little base lest climbs the
golden stairs Patti Rssz Will be skipping
about IN the satin slippers TO whose patter
the hearts of millions have ghumped in
unison.
There is little 10 say OF Bob
II is really the strongest play of
all Of MarsaeD's many attempts. Patti
Rosa was called befare The curtain ~ the
end OF every act, and was repeatedly on
cored for her song. Ny Caroline" and the
boys nearly fell out Of the gallery when she
sang OF har lover Up there. She has
sweet. sileefy voice, s9o the melodies she
sings ring In ones ea<s after she nss gone
Her pathetic scenes exhibit marked sbiiity.
ne company is more than lair. BerI Casss
Is a funny comedian, and J. II. Mc6ratn
shared with the star tiie honor Of a recall
for his remarkably well seized death scene.
Patti Rosa will play Bob 1T the matinee
fore announced. Zip" will be gwen at the
farewell performance tonight.
Johnny Prindle. the jolly comedian, aud
his associates ia "PscK's Bay Boy" con-
tinue 10 make immense audiences at Red
monds roar with laughter. A matinee
will be given this afternoon.
Laura Dainty has been playing BARLEY
Campbell's Fate" as Mrs. Grantlys Di-
vorce' for two afternoons and evenings at
the Wonderland. Last evening the COM
pany was smooth in the lines, and Matte
Elston was particularly good as Blanche
Sterling. Grand Rapids has ground out a
good many actresses. but very few have
ever eyinced the decided dramatic talent
that Miss Elston has. Tho lady has a
good voice, she reads well and
makes good appearance. She
dresses most becomingly. Miss
klston is pTotege of Miss Deinty's and the
lady is proud OF her. VIM. Barbour is a
fine young actor VINO joined the company
here. This afternoon and evening Miss
Dainty will conclude her engagement pres
enting "A Mountain Pink" and the friends
of this conscientious and capable artiste
should see that she has large audiences to
play TO.
Frances Bishops new play "Gyp" was
! produced IN Aurora, H.. last "Wednesday
| night. 1t Is grest go. The pretty
soubrette will be seen all next week al
| Redmonds.
The descriptive piece entitled "a Hunting
| Scene" which will be produced by Wurz-
burg 81 Bronson's T.. G. Military Band Al
| their concert at the Wonderland tomorrow
| night, proved great success last Summer at
Coney Island, where 1t was produced nearly